Assignment 16A - What's Your Secret Sauce?

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Five Way I think I have Human Capital:
1.     Determination – Once I set my mind to do something, I am absolutely determined to complete or finish the task
2.     Compassion – I am always compassionate towards others when I listen to their opinions or hear their stories. While I listen to people, I try my best to put myself in their shoes and see things from their perspective
3.     Reliable – I am always willing to help others when they are in need, whether it be opinion-based or if someone is in need of something
4.     Quality – I know that I always try to give all of my effort when trying to complete or finish a task. I give everything 100% effort.
5.     Trustworthy – If anyone needs to tell me something and keep it discreet, I know that I can be trusted with important information

Interviews:



Each interview was very specific and correct. I can compare other people’s thoughts and opinions to myself in day-to-day activity and I can agree completely. I find myself to be a very strong individual, especially as a woman.

Reflection:
My peers and I are both relatively on the same page on the idea of myself. I can definitely understand the reasons for why they described me in certain ways. After completing this assignment, I do realize that there are some things that I would like to change about myself to make me a better entrepreneur.

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